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The "My Spending" chart displays spending totals from your Savings, Checking, and Credit Cards for the selected month.
From your Online Banking home page, navigate to the "My Spending" chart on the right hand side.
Transactions are automatically grouped into categories such as Dining, Groceries, Housing, Utilities, and more.
Use the "Select Month" drop-down to view spending information for a different month. The spending chart will update automatically based on the selected month.
Transactions are automatically assigned a category when they occur. You can update categories for specific items in the transaction history. Categories will appear in downloaded CSV files.
Navigate to the desired account to view transaction history.
Select a category from the drop-down menu next to the desired transaction. Changes are saved automatically.
To prevent a transaction from appearing in the "My Spending" chart, select the category "None" from the drop-down menu.
This will exclude the transaction from the spending totals.
Personal notes can help you remember important details about a transaction.
To add a note, click the down arrow next to the desired transaction to expand details.
Click the pencil icon next to "Add a Note."
After saving the note, it will appear in the transaction details. You can edit or delete the note by clicking the pencil icon.
Notes will appear in downloaded CSV files.